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...made Jalandhar Doab, a new Province of Punjab region, naming it Jalandhar Doab Sarkar. The Muslim Jatts of Jalandhar District, Tehsil Nawanshahr, Claim de ...village of Verpal, In Amritsar District, crossed the Beas, over, in to the Doab, taking the villages of Moron, another village, near Phagwara, and set up h

Doab, and having joined his forces with the Ladva chief, seriously threatened Lu

...in the Bari Doab. The cis-Sutlej estates and scattered tracts in the Bari Doab were forfeited owing to the hostility of the chief in the First Sikh War; b

...He and his elder brother Sampuran Singh inherited jagirs in the Jalandhar Doab, as well as, 41 villages in Dipalpur tahsil of Gugera, later Montgomery (Sa

...lhi. In 1846, he was appointed commissioner of the newly annexed Jalandhar Doab by Governor General Lord Hardinge. (Laird Mair-lit. Gaelic for Lord Mayor).

...ative state of [[Kapurthala]], and was then the capital of the [[Jalandhar Doab]]. Nanak continued to live at home. He rebelled against Hindu ritual custom

...lakh and a quarter of rupees as rake or protection money for the Jalandhar Doab. To ingratiate and identify himself further with them, he acknowledged or s A little later, the Sikhs developed their power and influence in the Gangetic Doab; they levied tribute on any towns and villages between the Jamuna and the G

...h from Lahore Fort and start the freedom struggle in the Bist of Jullundur Doab in his name. But he was caught unaware in an enclosure near Adampur on the

...hed out intermittantly to raid the territory of Manjh Rajputs of Jalandhar Doab a.k.a. [[Doaba]]. Once during 1736, on crossing into the [[Majha]] country, ...River Beas and included villages around Miani and Urmur Tanda in Jalandhar Doab. They also held sway over the hill states of Chamba, Nurpur, Jasvan and Har

...nnel dug, connecting the tank with the Lower Kasur Branch of the Upper Ban Doab Canal at Rasulpur watermills, 5 km to the southeast. The channel was cement

...his treacherous and jealous ally, [[Adina Beg Khan]], faujdar of Jalandhar Doab.

...amid Khan, faujddr of Saharanpur ran away; Shams Khan, faujddr ofJalandhar Doab, put up a stout resistance but was worsted; so was Aslam Khan. governor of ...f Samana, Sunam, Mustafabad, Sadhaura, etc., his inroads upon the Gangetic Doab, sack of Sirhind, escape from his besieged headquarters, Lohgarh, his last

...Chandigarh, etc. Baghel Singh took possession of portions of the Jalandhar Doab and established himself at Hariana, near Hoshiarpur. Soon after the Sikh co ...d the imperial forces near Muzaffarnagar. The whole of the Yamuna Gangetic Doab was now at their mercy.

...nd struck coins at Lahore in the following year. Their raids into the Gang Doab and beyond beginning in 1764 brought the people to submission and they agre

..., etc. The area between the Ravi and Chenab rivers is called the '''Rachna doab''', its cities are [[Gujrat]], Sargodha, etc. The area of '''Malwa''' is in

...ter), the occupation of Samana and Sirhind, and inroads into the Jalandhar Doab. The Sikhs had established their power right up to Patti, near Lahore. Sove

...luding Sethis were originally especially in the towns of Bhera in the Jech doab (Jhelum - Chenab interfluve) Pind Dadan Khan, Peshawar and Nowshera region

...his diwan and confirmed [[Adina Beg Khan]] as the faujdar of [[Jalandhar]] Doab.

...Naushera, Sainsra, Sirhali, Taran Taran, Vairowal. lots of area in Rachna doab too. This misl was stronger in numbers than the Sukerchakia misl of Ranjit

...Sikh flag beyond the Khyber pass. We do not remember that once the Gagaga Doab was under the protection of the [[Sikh Misls]] and the Sikh chiefs realized ...part of [[Hoshiarpur district]] and nearly one-forth of the [[Jalandhar]] Doab. He established his headquarters at Hariana, near Hoshiarpur. He entrusted